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US 2016/0041528 A1Published application
Support for treating micromechanical components
AssigneeUniverso S.A.
InventorGerard ROSSIER
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Abstract
A support for cleaning and/or galvanic deposition including a carrier structure including attachment points for watch hands each provided with a hole. The attachment points include at least one rigid pin, if necessary a conductive pin, onto which the hands are threaded via their hole and held apart from each other by a spacer.
Claims13
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A support for treating micromechanical components, or for cleaning and/or galvanic deposition, comprising:
- a carrier structure including attachment points for the micromechanical components to be treated, the components each including at least one hole or through orifice;
- wherein the attachment points include at least one rigid pin onto which the micromechanical components are threaded via the holes therein and are held apart from each other by a spacer means,
- wherein the spacer means includes spacers including a central through hole for passage of the rigid pin, and
- wherein each spacer includes a support track which is remote from the central hole and on which the micromechanical component rests.
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An assembly comprising:
- a support including a plurality of micromechanical components, and the support including a carrier structure including attachment points for the micromechanical components to be treated, the components each including at least one hole or through orifice,
- wherein the attachment points include at least one rigid pin onto which the micromechanical components are threaded via the holes therein and are held apart from each other by a spacer means,
- wherein the spacer means includes spacers including a central through hole for passage of the rigid pin,
- wherein each spacer includes a support track which is remote from the central hole and on which the micromechanical component rests, and
- wherein the micromechanical components are watch hands.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.